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Peru exported 109% more in Brazil during the first half of 2010

textile exports to Brazil amounted Peruvian apparel $ 25.1 million between January and June 2010, an amount representing an increase of 109% over the first half of 2009, reported the Lima Chamber of Commerce.

The main products sold by Peru to Brazil were the blouses, men's shirts, polo shirts for women and men, as well as clothes for babies and children, among others.

Peru is the second largest supplier of these products in the Brazilian market with a share of 5.4% and an increase of 125%, while the first in the ranking of suppliers of these products is held by China.

Our country is also a major supplier of acrylic fibers and yarns in the Brazilian market, and there is potential in sweaters and pullovers. BENEFITS

MERCOSUR
This good performance of Peruvian textile apparel sector was mainly due to the expanded agreement with the Southern Common Market, where Brazil released 100% of the items of interest for Peruvian exporters.

Trade Center (CCEX) of the FTC believes that the Peruvian textile manufacturers in Brazil have found a promising market.

That country has 190 million consumers, textiles whose demands are not met by local companies, so they are forced to import, an opportunity that Peru is using.

BRAZILIAN TEXTILE
Brazilian imports of textile apparel sector exceeded U.S. $ 2,200 million in 2009, while exports were U.S. $ 1,896 million or so, according to the customs system in Brazil.

The Brazilian Association of Textile and Clothing (ABIT) indicates that the main products exported by Brazil to the world are and artificial staple fibers, fabrics and other yarns, while the garments have a stake 15% in exports.

all imported from Brazil in the textile sector, 85% were garments, with China as its main supplier, followed by India. Peru is ranked 16 and participates with 1.2% of this market.

The importance of this sector in Brazil is indisputable: it consists of more than 30 thousand companies and employs approximately 1.65 million workers directly, thus allowing them to become as the second largest producer of denim worldwide.

STATES NO BUILDING
80% of Peruvian exports of apparel textile products is directed primarily to importers of Sao Paulo (Brazil).

But there are other important Brazilian states that are not being met, such as Porto Alegre and Brasilia, which handle different buyers, chain multibrand boutiques and chains.